The Not so Distant Future: Personalized medicine.
The Not so Distant Future, Personalized Medicine
The Not so Distant Future: Personalized medicine.
The Not so Distant Future, Personalized Medicine
Individualized medicine, also known as precision or personalized medicine, is the concept that prediction, diagnosis, treatment and, eventually, prevention can be matched to an individual patient based on genetics, environment and lifestyle.
Personalized medicine (PM) has the potential to tailor therapy with the best response and highest safety margin to ensure better patient care. “‘By enabling each patient to receive earlier diagnoses, risk assessments, and optimal treatments, PM holds promise for improving health care while also lowering costs.”1 “In contrast to current practice, health care should now not focus on disease, but on health; not on disease status, but on trajectory; not on treatment based on pathology but on avoiding pathology; not on treatment trial and error but on selection of the best treatment with continuous optimization.”2
The Importance of Data in Personalized Medicine
In recent years, advances in genomic and clinical science have created innovative opportunities to further tailor health care to each patient. Personalized medicine has taken science and research out of the laboratories and into the everyday life of humanity. Personalized medicine is viewed as a continuum of care. Information on Genomics resides, travels with, and helps the individual make healthy decisions in life just as the use of family history and allergies do now.
Five Key Areas of Personalized Medicine
The Omics…
- Pharmacogenomics — investigates how variations in genes affect response to medications, thereby using a patient’s genetic profile to predict a drug’s efficacy, guide dosage and improve patient safety.
- Clinomics — quickly moves discoveries from the research lab to the clinical setting, with practical, cost-efficient genomic tests for diagnosing and treating patients.
- Epigenomics- investigates the role of the epigenome, examines which factors act on individual genes, and how certain changes in the epigenome affect our health.
- The Microbiome — explores the genetic code of the body’s microorganisms, using the latest techniques to profile an individual’s microbiome to detect, prevent and diagnose infections and other diseases.
- Biomarker Discovery — captures genetic information from cells and analyzes it, searching for genetic patterns to help physicians make more precise diagnoses and prescribe more effective, individualized treatments.
In a just published article, January 9, 2019
The NIH announces its plan to launch a study, known as the All of Us Research Program, which involves a group (cohort) of at least 1 million volunteers from around the United States. Participants will provide genetic data, biological samples, and other information about their health. To encourage open data sharing, participants will be able to access their health information, as well as research that uses their data, during the study. Researchers will use these data to study a large range of diseases, with the goals of better predicting disease risk, understanding how diseases occur, and finding improved diagnosis and treatment strategies.3
This is just an example of the energy that is propelling the concept of Individualized medicine forward. Government agencies, pharmaceutical industry and independent companies are all on board. Momentum is growing and it is growing fast.
“The revolution of PM has created a lucrative opportunity for pharmaceutical companies developing molecular-targeted therapeutics, but also through the optimised use and repurposing of existing drugs and combination therapies.”4 Pharmaceutical companies are already making plans to close their doors on traditional medications in favor of adopting the personalized medicine approach.
This is an exciting time of a paradigm shift in health care, but will it include the holistic approach that many patients clamor for, that of including Complementary and Alternative Medicine(CAM). In a 2009 study PM has potential for engendering a confluence between biomedicine and CAM as a part of the paradox of the 21st century medical landscape.5
Another paradigm shift in health care is quietly being ushered in through the doors of Complementary and Alternative Medicine. That means it doesn’t have the fanfare of something like personalized medicine with it’s research involving 1 million volunteers. Here the scientific validation is paid for by donations or personal funds. It is a paradigm shift nonetheless that will bring about lasting solutions to the world’s most pressing problems and vastly improve the human condition.
The Trivedi Effect is the force behind this paradigm shift. Guruji Mahendra Trivedi receive Divine guidance in 1995 making it very clear that his gifts were now to be used to improve the condition of life on earth for the benefit of humanity.
His ability to harness the universal energy of creation — and transmit it — was now to be shared with the world. He soon realized that transmitting this energy to other humans had an incredible effect. It raised the consciousness of those who received it, and gave them a stronger connection to the God of their understanding. When this connection is strengthened and consciousness is elevated, all that a person needs is brought to his or her life. Whatever potential exists within each person is optimized. This miraculous phenomenon is now referred to as the “Trivedi Effect.” 6
He set out to learn the capabilities and limitations of this energy. He has completed over 4000 science experiments. Collaborating with scientists around the world he has assessed this Divine energy on living organisms (plants, trees, fungi, animals, bacteria, viruses, healthy and cancerous human cells) and on non-living materials (metals, ceramics, polymers and chemicals). The results were astounding. The Trivedi Effect has the ability to change the atomic, molecular and cellular structures of living organisms and non-living materials to optimize their potential. Challenging the known frontiers of science, this research has resulted in over 350 scientific publications in major international peer-reviewed scientific journals with over 4,000 citations. These publications are available in the university library websites of over 3,500 universities all over the world, including the prestigious Ivy League universities, as well as the National Institutes of Health.
Just this year 2019 Guruji Mahendra Trivedi has brought out his own version of Personalized Medicine. His product is called Tri 360. This product has been blessed specifically for the the individual. This science backed bioavailable formulation improves cognition, boosts energy levels, enhances immunity, and supports stress management.
A true leader in personalized Medicine bridging the gap between Biomedicine and Complementary and Alternative medicine
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